BizTalk Server supports the defining and changing of business processes through BizTalk Orchestration, which enables messaging and the integration of application components. Randy Holloway explains how to use BizTalk Orchestration and Web services integration.
by Randy Holloway
October 21, 2002
icrosoft created BizTalk Server to address the applications and systems integration problems that businesses face. Redmond used XML as the common platform for data translation, process definition, and communication. The BizTalk Server consists of a number of data-mapping tools, communication and messaging tools, and adapters that support third-party product integration.
BizTalk Server supports the defining and changing of business processes through BizTalk Orchestration, which enables messaging and the integration of application components. BizTalk Server also supports the development of application logic, using an application design tool. To orchestrate processes, BizTalk uses XLANG, an XML-based language that can describe a business process sequence and the association and binding of application services to specific process elements.
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icrosoft created BizTalk Server to address the applications and systems integration problems that businesses face. Redmond used XML as the common platform for data translation, process definition, and communication. The BizTalk Server consists of a number of data-mapping tools, communication and messaging tools, and adapters that support third-party product integration.
